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I don't know too much about hydrogen conversions specifically, but I imagine that as long as you can move the correct volume of fuel gas, be it hydrogen, propane, butane, or even gas fumes, it is the same. The main differences I can think of are that hydrogen has a much lower activation energy than the other gasses, meaning that it will ignite more easily if you have a leak. Also on the positive side it will have NO emissions other than H2O.
The reaction is H2 + O2 ---> H2O as you can see, there are no products other than water. Sweet!
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